Ella Muir
Fashion and Self-Fashioning: Queenly Sartorial Bodies in England and France, 1486-1603
Fashion and Self-Fashioning: Queenly Sartorial Bodies in England and France, 1486-1603
Global Humanitarianism: Quaker Aid to Refugees from Nazism, 1938-1945
Fashion at Speed: Spectacular Histories of Fashion, Flying and Motorsport From the Twentieth Century Collections of Brooklands Museum 1907-1939
Can the Grenfell Tower fire constitute a State Crime?
The Micro-Histories of Rural Romano-Egyptian Households
The environmental context, agricultural potential and location choices of Roman Villae in Italy
Collection to Source: Cosmology and Ethnobotanical belongings of the Northwest Amazon
The Role of Keats House in the Twenty-First Century Reception and Reputation of John Keats
Microhistories of the Holocaust and the Use of Family History: The Families Ganz / Brenzinger, c1871 - 1945
Archiving the Disaster: Preservation, Separation and Encounter
Biography and Fashion Collections: Developing a dress-specific acquisition and cataloguing methodology using the Francis Golding Collections
“We must carry on”: The Jewish Relief Unit, Displaced Persons and Anglo-Jewish Humanitarianism in Postwar Europe
The Biopoiltics of Right-Wing Populism: The People, The Population and Racializing Assemblages
Themes and Narrative Patterns in Conflict-Related Intrafamilial Storytelling in Northern Ireland: An Oral History of the Ceasefire Generation
Canguilhem, Ruyer and Simondon – A Philosophy of Life Sciences à la Française
Resistance, Collaboration, and the Spaces in Between: the Internment of British Citizens in France, 1935-1955
Reconceptualizing the dispositif for genealogical approaches to biopolitics: on dispensability and interdependency
Reading as Consumption: Liseuses and Lectrices in the Early Third Republic in France
The making of a global arboretum: the case of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Who is the Subject of Intersectionality? Intersectional Feminism and Structuralist Philosophies of the Subject
The Socialist Being of a Thing: The Concepts of Object and Structure in Soviet Constructivism and Bruno Latour's Legacy
Instituent Power: Social Structure and Political Practice in Roberto Esposito and Cornelius Castoriadis
British board games and the ludic imagination: c.1860-1960
The 'Lost' Museum: The rise and fall of the British Empire in objects
A Design History of Technological Responses to Food Sustainability Challenges in the UK since 1970
Rethinking Birth and Maternity as Philosophical Categories: Hannah Arendt’s Notion of Natality in Dialogue with Contemporary Feminist Thought
The politics of memory in Alsace: Nationalisation and gender in the aftermath of the Second World War
Speaking Truth to Power: A History of Galop and the LGBTQ Community's Responses to Violence
Cultures of Hand-knitting in North India: Provenance, Domesticity and Gendered Learning, c.1850-1980
Uncovering queer histories and dissonant sexualities in rural England, c.1800-1950
Towards a decolonized future examining the meaning of solidarity alliance in settler states
Acts of hospitality, the role of ‘guest’ and ‘host’ as art practice
Blithe Spirits: Absent British Women Couturiers – The Rahvis Sisters (1928 – 1981)
Rhythm Divisions: An exploration of methods for collecting and curating British Youth Culture Heritage: music, archive, memories (1950 - 2020)
The BBC and Northern Ireland: creating and accepting a shared history
Against Ecology: Law, Ethics, and Activism on a Dynamic Planet
Commemorating the Equal Franchise Act 1928
Home Away from Home: Exploring 'neighbourliness' and community identities among British South Asians, 1960 to 2017
De/Constructing Identity: French, Italian, and British Gay Liberationism in the Long ‘68
Refugee Art Dealers in London: New Artists, Networks and Approaches, 1933-1960
Problem-historical Nature and its Purposiveness
'Wonderful and Astonishing Occurrences’: The Miraculous and Wondrous in William of Newburgh’s Historia rerum Anglicarum
Pernicious Philanthropy: The legal and medical fetishisation of black female childhood
Modalities of the Absolute: Spinoza, Hegel, Marx
Healing women: Early modern women as healers in their own texts, practices and representations
Knowing ourselves as embodied beings: Trans-forming Heidegger, Irigaray against Derrida
Project: Overcoming the 'motherhood penalty': improving women's access to work in the UK